Celebrity Cruises from Sydney

Where do Celebrity Cruises from Sydney go?

Every sailing departs from Sydney, Australia. The itineraries spread across Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific, Fiji and French Polynesia — roughly the span you'd expect from a line that makes the southern hemisphere a genuine priority. Most voyages are round trips returning to Sydney, so if you're based nearby you can board and disembark at the same terminal. Around 10 sailings are one-way, finishing in Honolulu, Auckland or Singapore — a domestic flight or a quick connection links you back home, and CruiseAway can book that too.

Which regions suit you?

Australia

The biggest share of sailings stays close to home, exploring Australian waters. Trips typically run around 11 nights — long enough to feel genuinely away, short enough to fit into annual leave. If you're already in Sydney, you can walk up the gangway without a flight at all. Coming from another state? A short domestic hop to Sydney is all it takes, and we can add that to your booking. Browse cruises around Australia in 2027 for the full picture.

New Zealand

Sydney to New Zealand is one of Celebrity's most popular routes from this port, and it shows in the number of sailings. You sail out of the harbour and across the Tasman, calling at New Zealand's dramatic coastline before returning to Sydney. For a one-way option ending in Auckland, a short flight home closes the loop — we handle it.

South Pacific

Nine sailings head deeper into the South Pacific, a region that rewards the slightly longer voyage. Think warm weather, clear water and island port days at a more relaxed pace. These itineraries suit anyone who wants the full tropical experience without flying to a different continent first.

French Polynesia and Fiji

A smaller number of sailings reach Fiji and French Polynesia — ideal if you want something further afield while still starting from your own backyard. Check cruises from Sydney to Fiji if that's the direction calling you.

Which ships sail Celebrity Cruises from Sydney?

Celebrity Cruises operates 2 ships on these itineraries out of Sydney: Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Solstice.

Celebrity Edge

Celebrity Edge carries the larger share of departures from Sydney. The ship's signature feature is the Magic Carpet — a cantilevered platform suspended 16 storeys above the ocean, used as a bar, a seafood restaurant and a sunset spot that's hard to rival at sea. The Infinite Veranda staterooms are worth a mention too: instead of a traditional sliding door and rail, the entire outer wall folds open so the ocean air fills the room. And Eden, the ship's 3-level living garden with live performers, is unlike anything else at sea. View Celebrity Edge cabin grades and deck plans before you choose.

Cabin options on Celebrity Edge, from most affordable to most spacious:

• Deluxe Inside (DI) — 18.8 m², sleeping up to 4 guests. Around 2 m² larger than the standard inside cabin, with a bigger bathroom and more storage.
• Deluxe Ocean-view (DO) — 22.1 m², sleeping up to 4 guests. The most spacious ocean-view grade on the ship, with 3–4 m² more room than a standard ocean-view cabin.
• Sunset Veranda (SV) — 21.2 m², sleeping up to 4 guests. The balcony here runs to approximately 8.3 m² — more than double the roughly 3.7 m² found on standard veranda cabins.
• Iconic Suite (IC) — 239.8 m², sleeping up to 6 guests. The largest suite in the entire Celebrity fleet, with a private hot tub and 270° panoramic views from the highest position above the bridge.

Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Solstice was freshly revitalised in 2026, returning to Sydney with new restaurants, redesigned staterooms and updated outdoor spaces. The Lawn Club — a real grass deck — remains one of the more distinctive spots at sea, and Sunset Park hosts live concerts. For something more indulgent, Le Petit Chef serves a 3D animated tabletop dining experience, and AquaClass cabins come with exclusive access to the ship's spa and a dedicated restaurant. View Celebrity Solstice cabin grades and deck plans for the full layout.

Cabin options on Celebrity Solstice, from most affordable to most spacious:

• Inside (I1) — 17.0 m², sleeping up to 4 guests. Positioned on higher decks with shorter walks to pools and bars.
• Panoramic Ocean-view (PN) — 22.7 m², sleeping up to 4 guests. Floor-to-ceiling glass delivers a significantly wider field of view than a standard ocean-view window.
• Deluxe veranda (DV) — 19.1 m², sleeping up to 5 guests. Around 1 m² larger than a standard balcony cabin — more breathing room without jumping to a premium category.
• Penthouse Suite (PS) — 156.1 m², sleeping up to 4 guests. The largest suite on board, with a private hot tub and more than 4 times the space of a standard balcony cabin.

How much do Celebrity Cruises from Sydney cost?

Fares start from A$618 pp* — that's per person based on 2 people sharing. Voyage length ranges from 3 to 18 nights, with a median around 11 nights, so the spread across price points is wide. Occasionally a sailing carries a reduction of up to 30% from the price previously listed for that cabin grade, though most reduced sailings sit closer to 6% off — worth checking at the time you book. Our cruise experts can walk you through which fare type and cabin grade gives you the best value for your specific travel dates and group size.

How to make it a complete holiday

CruiseAway is a cruise specialist — every offer is a cruise or a cruise-inclusive package. Through our DreamAway Packages, we can add flights, hotels, tours, transfers and insurance around your sailing, whether you want a simple bundle or a fully custom trip. If you're flying into Sydney for the departure, we'll sort the pre-cruise hotel and transfer to the terminal. On a one-way voyage ending in Honolulu, Auckland or Singapore, we can book the return flight home too, so nothing is left hanging.

Not sure which cabin grade or fare inclusions suit your group? That's exactly what our cruise experts are for. Call or chat with the team and we'll match you to the right sailing — and put the whole holiday on a single booking.

CruiseAway is a member of ATAS and CLIA, so you can book with confidence.

If you'd like to explore last-minute availability, see our last-minute cruises from Sydney page. For the broader Australian season from Celebrity's parent group, the Australia 2026/2027 season launch page gives a useful overview of what's sailing when.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.